Maglie Shuts Out Dodgers 3-0 For Giants Seventh Straight Victory
Sal Maglie pitched a six inning no hit stretch and finished a three hitter as the New York Giants beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 3-0 at the Polo Grounds. Maglie ran his win streak over Brooklyn to seven, raising his record to 12-1 against them in his majors return. Carl Forillo’s April 1951 homer was the only time Brooklyn solved him, and Maglie now has 27 consecutive shutout innings against the Dodgers. Vic Wert started Detroit with a first inning homer and Bill Wight tossed a six hit shutout in a 6-0 win over the St. Louis Browns.
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Rvék
New York
Sol Maglie
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Polo Grounds
New York Giants
Sal
Mag- Né
Brecks
Giants
Carl Forillo
Maglie
Brooks
Jackie Robinson
Billy Cox
Roy Campanella
Robinson
Magtie
Charlie Dressen
Ben Wade
Wade
Bob Ellott
Dave Williams
Hank Thompson
Elliott
Duke Snider
Vic Werte
Detroit
St. Louis Browns
Bill Wight
Red Sox
Ned Garver
Tigers
Cliff Mapes
Baseball Standings and Schedule from Associated Press
National League standings show Brooklyn leading with 44 wins and a .721 percentage, New York 41-20 .672, Chicago 28-28 .556, St Louis 33-33. Cincinnati 29-85 misprint. Philadelphia 27-35 .435. Pittsburgh 17-50 .254. Yesterday New York 3 Brooklyn 0. Upcoming games include Boston at Brooklyn, York at Philadelphia, Louis at Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati at Philadelphia with noon starts.
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Associated Press
National League
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
St. Lauis
Cinciinnati
Philaoughia
Pittsburgh
Boston
York
Philadelphia
Louis
Ego
Cincinnati
Twelve All Star Berths Virtually Settled
Chicago fourth to five American and seven National league starting assignments for the All Star Game in Philadelphia appeared settled as voting closed. Managers Stengell and Durocher will pick pitching staffs while fans vote the other starters who must play at least three innings.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Davyn Stengvel
New York Vathee
Leo Dorocher
New York Giants
Eddie Robinson
Dale Mitchell
Cleveland
Domon Maggio
Bootat
Hank Bauer
New York
Yogi Berrs
Bobby Avila
Nellie Fox
George Kell
Boston
al Rosen
Phil Rizzuto
Chico Carrasquel
Carrasquel
Whitey Lockman
Jackie Robinon
Brooklyn
Last Night's Fights Baltimore Archie Moore Outpoints Henry
Archie Moore from Baltimore defeated Clarence Henry of Los Angeles by points in a boxing match. The undercard included a stoppage by Bob Murphy of San Diego and a bout involving Waterbury and Tasie with unclear results.
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Baltimore
Archie Moore
St. Louis
Clarence Henry
Los Angeles
Waterbury
Conmn
Bob Murphy
San Diego
Calif
Staving
Bea
Tasie
Yesterdays Stars Shine in AP Baloue Wie Werts
The report highlights standout performers as pitchers Gio and Bono delivered key outs and a 40 06 victory. A natural league milestone is noted with JOQSUN earning top pitching honors. Road guidance reminds travelers to pace themselves and avoid speeding.
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Baloue
Gio
Bono
Joqsun
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlight Season Totals
The report lists top performers in both leagues with figures for batting average hits runs batted in home runs and steals. Notable names include Mize St Louis Robinson Brooklyn Spahn Hoxton and Shantz with various leaders in batting runs and pitching across the American and National Leagues.
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Associated Press
Musial
St. Louis
Robinson
Brooklyn
Lockman
New York
Sauer
Chicago
Thomson
Adams
Cincinnati
Williams
Miksixv
Schoendienst
Philadelphia
Hodges
Reese
Jethroe
Boston
Roe
Hearn
Spahn
Hoxton
Rush
Indians And Cubs Pace Leagues In Attendance
New York report shows the Cleveland Indians and Chicago Cubs leading in attendance amid a seven percent drop across major leagues. The Yankees drew 2,186,?15,000 plus, while the Indians top the American League with roughly 1.8 million at home games. The Cubs posted similar totals as weather and postponements influenced numbers for both leagues.
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Cleveland Indians
Chicago Cubs
Indians
Guligl
New York Yankees
Yanks
Toe Cats
Alioan Tac Poul
Cave
Capote
Wuveepas
Adil-Tone Tarai
Rumors Denied About Robinson and Referee in Heat Fight
Rumors of Robinson and referee death after the Yankee Stadium heat bout are false. Robinson recovered from heat exhaustion after losing to Maxim in 14 rounds, Ruby Goldstein felt fine, and Ray Miller replaced Goldstein in round 11.
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Sugar Ray Robinson
Yankee Stadium
New York
Joey Maxim
Sugar
Ruby Goldstein
International Soundphoto
Ray Robinson
Sugar Ray
Ruby
Robinson
Maxim
Harry Markson
International Boxing Club
Goldstein
Markson
Ray Miller
Vincent Nardiello
Ray
George Gainford
Israe
Jack
Duc) Kearns
Jim Norris
SBC
Jake LaMotta
Detroit
Randy Turpin
London
Here
Denver shuts out Omaha in lone Western league game
Denver defeated Omaha 2-0 to pull within 1 1/2 games of league leader Colorado Springs as Sioux City beat Pueblo 7-4 in the first of two. The second Pueblo-Sioux City game was rain shortened with Pueblo leading 1-0 in the third.
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Associated Press
Denver
Omaha
Colorado Springs
Sioux City
Pueblo
Santulli
Haylock
Wichita
Des Moines
Bernie Knezovier
Jack Bruner
Joe Kunel
Dick Verhbck
Lincoln
Floyd Penfuld
Dick Strahy
Iowa high school summer baseball tournament set for next month
The Iowa High School Athletic Association announced 134 schools will compete in the summer baseball tourney with 32 sectional pairings needed. Six tournaments start July 7 and 46 begin July 4, with final games played in late July.
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Boone
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Antist
Ilkameets
Judy
Kanawha
Holand
Nodaway Versus Grant In Top Nodaway Valley Showdown
Nodaway meets unbeaten Grant in a key Nodaway Valley league game as two top hurlers Norman Blunk for Grant and Del Haley for Nodaway take the mound. Cumberland visits Pres cot in the east as Nevinville, Clearfield, Lenox, Corning, Vil lisca, Bridgewater and Carlton-Lyman also play. The all star game is set for Corning July 6 with coaches from Cumberland, Corning, Prescott, Nodaway, Carlton and Bridgewater arranging lineups.
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Nodaway
Villiaca
Bridegwater
Carlton
Lyman
Corning
Dale Alderson
Cumberland
Paul Pennington
Dale Hofmeister
Prescott
John Jaworski
John Hunter
Fern Gipplé
Bridgewater
Blunk
Haley
Tom
Billy Hughes
Kenneth Eigenheer
Nevinville
J. B. Routh
Clearfield
Walter Brokaw
Bob Morris
Lenox
Reldon Cline
Ohlo Clive
Bob Wade
Westfall Wins Iowa Girls Golf Championship
Patty Westfall a 17 year old from West Des Moines won the first Iowa girls golf tournament defeating Carole Brown 6 and 4 in the final. Westfall was medalist and led her run to the title without serious challenge. Both players plan to compete in the women’s state meet in Des Moines July 21 26.
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Ames
Patty Westfall
West Des Moines
Iowa
Patty
Carole Brown
Des Moines
Joe Brown
Carole
Iowan on rifle team for U S Olympic squad
Fort Sheridan Iowa native August Westergaard of Whiting is named to a rifle and pistol team described as the strongest ever to represent the United States in the Olympics. He is one of three civilian members after a five day shoot off.
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Fort Sheridan
August Westergaard
Whiting
U. S
Westergaard
Berry couple leaves Griswold for Carbondale home
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Berry depart Griswold to settle in Carbondale Colorado after a lengthy visit with his parents J Frank Berry in Lewis and her parents Roscoe Daniels and Mrs. Berry in Griswold.
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Griswold
Keith Berry
Carbondale
Colo
J. Frank Berry
Lewis
Roscoe Daniels
Red Oak Open Golf Title Retained by Mrs Germain
Mrs Jack Germain fired a 78 to win the Red Oak women's open over a record field of 114. Runners up were Win Rudin and Darlene Nedgaard. Atlantic captured the team title with 185, Maryville second at 207, Red Oak third at 208. An instruction clinic was held by Gerald Hall and Bill Victor.
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Jack Germain
Red Oak
Win Rudin
Darlene Nedgaard
Harlan
J. Marshall
Atlantic
Katherine Richardson
Creston
Maryville
Gerald Hall
Bill Victor
Bob Waugh
Wallace Bullock
C. W. Bootjer
Ben McLuen
Anita
Floyd Miller
Blanche Bibby
Audubon Briefs Visitations From Across the Nation
Audubon items note visits by Joan Keith of Denver to Clyde Keiths, Gribbles of Atlanta to R C Hubert and John R Wright homes, Carlson sisters from Denver to their father Elmer Carlson, Compton family to Gazebo Oklahoma, Hillyer family from Long Beach to C E Buckner home, Lu Murray of Soo City at John Holtz home, Lula Clark of Des Moines visiting W J Gest, Roths of Chicago visiting William Roth, Uhlmans at Harvey Jorgensen home, and a baby shower for Mrs Chas Compton and daughter with ten guests.
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Audubon
Joan Keith
Denver
Colo
Clyde Keiths
Richard Gribble
Atlanta
R. C. Hubert
John R. Wright
Russell Lewer
Wisconsin
Nancy
Jennifer Carlson
Elmer Carlson
A. B. Compton
Gazebo
Okla
H. K. Hillyer
Long Beach
Cal
C. E. Buckner
Lu Murray
Soo City
John Holtz
Lula Clark
Des Moines
W. J. Gest
Henry Roth
Chicago
William
Bennett Uhlman
Oluf Uhlmans
Lake View
Harvey Jorgensen
Ed Sunberg
Tilda Root
Chas. Compton
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